Completely allowed discussion here. The Chipper is the crown jewel of that very large set, so hitting 4 in some packs is pretty crazy.
People who would have fake Chipper Desert Shields would be very unlikely to attempt to sell them in rewrapped packs; they'd sell the fakes individually to make the most money.
Since the only difference between the Chipper and the normal 1991 Topps card is the foil stamping, you need to inspect the gold foil. There are a bunch of websites dedicated to showing you the difference between fake and real.
Type in "fake real desert shield cards" into Google and you can see a bunch of articles.
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Oh, what a difference a year makes.
Last edited by swarmee; 08-17-2019 at 03:12 PM.
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